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joshvegas

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  1. DO NOT USE A GUITAR LEAD! it'll work for a short time but it its pretty stupid.

    but yes power cable will work perfectly so well that recording studios use it to wire up the mixing room monitors and you don't really get more demanding than that for quality!

    :D

  2. As for the Yamaha, I have used a Pacifica, and I did not liked it a bit...

    This is why you should try out the axes that you are looking at before buying. Most people like the Pacifica, but obviously Maiden didn't get on with it. You're a lot more likely to pick up the guitar and play with it if it's one that you really enjoy playing. You could buy a £2000 PRS, but if you don't get on with it you're less likely to pick it up.

    I'd visit as many shops as possible and play as many guitars as possible so that you get a feel for what you like. It wont take long before you start to firm up ideas.

    what he said

  3. Dan just to put your mind at rest I don't use a pick on acoustics very often and even then it would be a faithfull 88.

    you know I shudder to think how many picks I've lost but I still have like three original ones that I always find under/in the sofa or wedged in the dyson!

  4. "Note: For those of you not familiar with American money, the coin above is what we call a "Quarter".

    It is what our dollar is worth."

    :D

    That is possibly ounce for ounce the mst expensive thing you own wez!

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    Maybe a stupid question.....but what does a B-Bender do exactly?

    Never mind......

    in dan armstrongs book he shows a double one that operates the b and the g(i think) each operate off one of the strap buttons.

    I reckon for experiment the lever attached to the bender its self (the small flat one) could be rotated 90 degrees and extended to sit out of the end of the guitar. and for really early prototype it could sit flush to the back of the guitar on a slightly longer shafty.

    if thats not clear i could knock something up.

  6. the really fast way of doing it. for me, would be to mark where the truss rod is, and make 2 cuts on the neck lengthwise (with a bandsaw), giving a lot of room not to hit the truss rod. and then use a chisel and hammer between the FB and the neck wood, to get to the truss rod cavity.

    That's what I did when a truss rod broke, now that I read this I guess I sisn't do the iron thing long enough, but after I got thetruss rod out I attached a piece of wood to the back of the neck and ran it through a planer no problems at all.

    the beauty of using the iron is that it makes no mess and I can'e see it taking anylonger than firing out the powertools!

  7. I'm sure we had a thread on this a wee while ago. how long is your cable? unbalanced guitar cables are not exactly the business when it comes to eliminating radio interference try and keep it as short as you need. It also is much easier to not get in knots BONUS :D

    CB radio chatter is funny to see in a pub gig bollywood clips would be awesome I'd keep it, mid solo fire on the wah and go crazy :D

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